£25,000 pro-rata for part-time
Dover, Folkestone & Hythe
Part-time, 3 days (22.2 hours) per week.
Contract end date 30th September 2026. Extension subject to continued funding.
30/06/2025
The HERA Service is designed to support and empower young women and gender diverse individuals (aged 10-18) to make informed choices about the emotional and physical relationships that they have and give them the confidence and emotional resilience to enact them.
The postholder will offer wide-ranging, individual and group-based support to those who have had adverse childhood experiences and are considered to be at greater risk of abusive and exploitative relationships, early sexual activity and teenage pregnancy.
For an informal discussion, please contact Emma Mead 07725 629789.
Closing date: 30th June 2025
Interview date: TBC
This job description is provided to assist the post holder to know their principal duties. It may be amended from time to time in consultation with you without change to the level of responsibilities appropriate to the grading of the post.
The person specification is a picture of skills, knowledge and experience required to carry out the job. It has been used to draw up the advert and will also be used in the short-listing and interview process for this post.
You should demonstrate on your application form how you meet the following essential criteria
Experience/ Skill/ Qualification | Essential | Desired |
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Degree level qualification (or academic equivalent) in related area | ✓ | |
Relevant qualification or evidence of training in any of the following: •CBT •Psychoeducation •Strengths Based Practice • Mentoring •Domestic Abuse | ✓ | |
•Experience of delivering individual and group-based interventions for young people who have experienced trauma • Experience of meaningful engagement with young people and their families • Experience of working effectively with schools and other education settings • Experience of working to safeguard young people • A good understanding of agencies and support available for families in Kent • Strong organisational ability including ability to plan workload and manage own time effectively • A high level of written and verbal presentation skills and ICT skills | ✓ | |
Experience of supporting young women vulnerable to abuse and exploitation. | ✓ | |
• Knowledge of the impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences and trauma informed practice • Knowledge of emotional well-being and mental health for children and young people • A clear understanding of Safeguarding and Data Protection legislation | ✓ | |
Knowledge of strengths-based approaches | ✓ | |
An ability to remain calm whilst working under pressure and within tight timescales on sensitive and confidential issues • To be creative and proactive, able to use initiative and make sound judgements • An ability to deal with a number of tasks at once and to be flexible with work routines • A positive outlook and a result focused approach • To work effectively as part of a team | ✓ |
Any appointment will be made subject to a satisfactory enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check.